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As you can see from our various tool round-ups, all kinds of specific tools, from belt sanders to nail guns, were marked down for October Prime Day. But if you missed out on the sale, all is not lost: This DeWalt 192-piece tool set is still 38% off after the end of Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days, so you can still build out your DIY kit for less. (It will also still make a great gift for a family member who still hasn’t gotten around to fixing that sofa leg.)
This set includes a variety of ratchets, drive ratchets, socket sets (SAE & metric), combination wrenches, extensions, adapters, hex keys, a metric wrench set, metric socket set, deep socket sets, and accessories. In other words: everything you need to fix nearly everything in your house or in your car. These tools are made by DeWalt, a trusted name in tools, and they’re constructed from chrome vanadium steel, so they’ll last a long time, won’t corrode, and will look professional. They come in a hard-shelled, handled case, so you can take them along with you as needed, and you can store them away when you don’t.
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